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tight in 2016, really close again among 5 million votes cast in michigan between biden and trump in 2020. i think most of america was watching your debate last night in california but those auto workers and union workers had half an ear on donald trump and what he had to say in detroit last night. you have to think that's the case and whether or not he was able to convince some of them that joe biden sold your jobs down the river. nikki haley will come up in a moment. i want to go to you for that back in california. she had a quick night, too. right? >> dana: she is here. great to have her here. welcome back to the debate arena that you were here. what do you take away from last night in terms of president trump not being there? do you think he should have been there? >> you can't win if you are absent. i think that he has got a lot of questions to answer to. he has got to talk about the out of control spending that happened under his watch and why he wasn't tougher on china and allowed them to buy land and kill americans with fentanyl. he has to talk about why he is walking things
tight in 2016, really close again among 5 million votes cast in michigan between biden and trump in 2020. i think most of america was watching your debate last night in california but those auto workers and union workers had half an ear on donald trump and what he had to say in detroit last night. you have to think that's the case and whether or not he was able to convince some of them that joe biden sold your jobs down the river. nikki haley will come up in a moment. i want to go to you for...
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he beat the democrat andrew gillams in a razor tight. a difference of 32,000 votes in 2018. when he came up for re-election look what he did in there. talk about turning a state red. beat charlie crist by 20 points. 1.5 million votes the difference. the race throughout the state of florida and all the counties in florida he only lost five of them, including some -- he lost broward county in the southeast but picking up miami and palm beach. big wins for a republican in florida. a see-saw state for so many years but the race desantis broke through with all the red on the map behind me. approval rating, 625 voters in florida. 60%. good numbers in florida. if you go down that state people will tell you if they voted ron desantis and they love their governor and what he is doing with their state thus far. this is how he stacks in the nomination fight on the republican side. latest polls we have this is from abc news back toward the end of april, donald trump is at 51%. desantis 25. you see the others all down in single digits. this means if the numbers don't change you will have
he beat the democrat andrew gillams in a razor tight. a difference of 32,000 votes in 2018. when he came up for re-election look what he did in there. talk about turning a state red. beat charlie crist by 20 points. 1.5 million votes the difference. the race throughout the state of florida and all the counties in florida he only lost five of them, including some -- he lost broward county in the southeast but picking up miami and palm beach. big wins for a republican in florida. a see-saw state...
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tom bevan, again, this is so razor tight. we love nights like this. it's exciting. final thought on where this stands and how this might then go on and affect other primaries on the time goes on before november. >> yeah, look at the raw vote total. it's about -- mccormick is holding steady at 7,700 vote lead. oz has been ticking up in terms of the percentage, he might run out of runway here was there just aren't that many votes left out. may get to recount territory. that would mean we wouldn't know who the winner is for a few more days. >> laura: stephen middler? >> my final comment is republicans in november, run against uncontrolled crime, uncontrolled migration, uncontrolled inflation and strong families and you will win historic victories. >> laura: monica? >> you know, so many core democratic constituencies are just falling away from the democratic party. they're hemorrhaging african american voters, latino voters, women voters, younger voters. they're all coming to the republican party because what we're seeing under unified democratic control and the biden a
tom bevan, again, this is so razor tight. we love nights like this. it's exciting. final thought on where this stands and how this might then go on and affect other primaries on the time goes on before november. >> yeah, look at the raw vote total. it's about -- mccormick is holding steady at 7,700 vote lead. oz has been ticking up in terms of the percentage, he might run out of runway here was there just aren't that many votes left out. may get to recount territory. that would mean we...
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>> it is razor tight. you are looking at 98% of the vote based on the projected votes and when we do this, now, there is an estimated vote in at the beginning of the night, okay? that is based on estimates for turnout, okay? when you see a projected vote on the screen, the top corner or down here in the bottom, that number can go high or higher or lower depending on turnout itself, okay? this is, 90% in, chuck edwards has a two-point advantage on madison cawthorn, and cawthorn got trump's endorsement, so we will see whether or not this holds up. it is coming down to the wire in the final precincts, in the way western part of congressional district 11 in western north carolina appeared to be all right, bill hemmer, amazing job as always at the big board. fox news contributor's leo 2.0 terrell and joe concha. leo, it is tight very significantly as we look at this race, very interesting, donald trump starts the night 58-1, now 75-1, if he loses one race i'm sure the media, he has lost it. that is a pretty goo
>> it is razor tight. you are looking at 98% of the vote based on the projected votes and when we do this, now, there is an estimated vote in at the beginning of the night, okay? that is based on estimates for turnout, okay? when you see a projected vote on the screen, the top corner or down here in the bottom, that number can go high or higher or lower depending on turnout itself, okay? this is, 90% in, chuck edwards has a two-point advantage on madison cawthorn, and cawthorn got trump's...
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this is razor tight, this is jo biden by about 60,000 votes. pennsylvania eight yet again in the spotlight. the others stayed in the spotlight is with carolina. we're watching a significant race on the senate side. ted bud wants to go to. the former governor in north carolina and could to get prett good race between these two men but it appears to have the lead in north carolina. as we saw less than two years ago how close this was with donald trump eating joe biden about 80,000 votes. we will see how it goes this time. come up to this early voting, this is a significant one. we have to keep in mind as we move through all these primaries , this was ohio two weeks ago this is 2022, republicans have 1 million, democrats about 510,000. how do we compare every state is . some get more attention some ge more candidates. it's really not apples to apples , however our best comparison goes to four years ago how you compare this 2018, in ohio, republicans are up 20 to percent two weeks ago and democrats are down 29 percent grade from state to state it w
this is razor tight, this is jo biden by about 60,000 votes. pennsylvania eight yet again in the spotlight. the others stayed in the spotlight is with carolina. we're watching a significant race on the senate side. ted bud wants to go to. the former governor in north carolina and could to get prett good race between these two men but it appears to have the lead in north carolina. as we saw less than two years ago how close this was with donald trump eating joe biden about 80,000 votes. we will...
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we expect razor tight margins again. we could once again be the deciding factor in who controls the u.s. senate. money won't be a factor there. warnock in 2020 was able to run on a campaign of unlikeable. walking the puppy in one add, hanging christmas lights. not talking about issues. now he has a record and the republicans will be able to hang that around his neck. he bragged that he is biden's deciding vote in the senate. biden mentioned that as well. guess what? that deciding vote passed the spending bill that caused a lot of inflation as voters' number one issue. you'll hear about that in georgia. >> bill: interesting points, brian. on the biden count, how much does that matter in a mid-term election? >> well, one reason why the other senator and warnock won a lot of white college educated voters abandoned republicans went strongly toward them in the runoff. those folks are having buyer's remorse with biden. i had dinner last night with a national media reporter who said warnock's internal polling shows that biden's
we expect razor tight margins again. we could once again be the deciding factor in who controls the u.s. senate. money won't be a factor there. warnock in 2020 was able to run on a campaign of unlikeable. walking the puppy in one add, hanging christmas lights. not talking about issues. now he has a record and the republicans will be able to hang that around his neck. he bragged that he is biden's deciding vote in the senate. biden mentioned that as well. guess what? that deciding vote passed...
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it's been razor tight for the past several elections, in 2016 here is where it was, on the margin, .5%. 2012, very close with barack obama on the ballot, about a point winner in that county. now in 2020, you see what joe biden and the democrats have done. they've increased his margins in locations like bucks county, the suburbs south side of philadelphia. i'll pop around to montgomery county. you see the difference of the margin biden, 2 over one. chester county not as impressive as montgomery, but still very good for the blue team. delaware county you see meets his numbers yet again. democrats knew if they were going to win pennsylvania and its 20 electoral votes and take that state back from donald trump and the republicans, this is where they were going to do it and over here in pittsburgh, they were going to do it there as well. there were three counties in pennsylvania that donald trump flipped from barack obama's day in 2012 to 2016. here on the map, they're barely perceptib perceptible. here, northampton and erie county. watch it now in 2020 it's blue and so is this. it's a blue
it's been razor tight for the past several elections, in 2016 here is where it was, on the margin, .5%. 2012, very close with barack obama on the ballot, about a point winner in that county. now in 2020, you see what joe biden and the democrats have done. they've increased his margins in locations like bucks county, the suburbs south side of philadelphia. i'll pop around to montgomery county. you see the difference of the margin biden, 2 over one. chester county not as impressive as montgomery,...
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hanging on to a razor tight may gin in georgia. more breathing room in north carolina as of now. pennsylvania is super tight. alaska, we believe will break their way, although we have not made a call. i'll show you the senate race there in alaska as well. that would bring him to 268. nevada, if it clicks in, would give him 274 and a second term in the white house. the balance of power in the u.s. senate is very interesting now. we look at this. tends to be overshadowed right now when you figure out who will spill up the spot at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. at 48-48. a 2-1 lead for dan skull vin over his democratic challenger. we believe that will be safely in republican hands. in north carolina, tom tillis the edge in north carolina. that would be a hold for republicans also. two races down here in georgia. one is going to a run-off. this one is just barely hanging on. david purdue needs this percentage, 50.0% to avoid a run-off the first week of january. if he does, he will head into the weekend with republicans with a 51 vote margin in the u.s. senate. that's where we are right no
hanging on to a razor tight may gin in georgia. more breathing room in north carolina as of now. pennsylvania is super tight. alaska, we believe will break their way, although we have not made a call. i'll show you the senate race there in alaska as well. that would bring him to 268. nevada, if it clicks in, would give him 274 and a second term in the white house. the balance of power in the u.s. senate is very interesting now. we look at this. tends to be overshadowed right now when you figure...
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with nevada still on the board, razor tight. michigan has yet to be called. they state of pennsylvania, no one has anticipated that we can make a call on. as we move in the coming days and the legal challenges, what happens with the ballots between now and friday through the process that andy mccarthy was describing? we find ourselves in a situation where ultimately if it takes days or even weeks, do you win pennsylvania? if you do, you're still at 265. now the scenario becomes more and more significant. nevada, that would do it. too close to call, 8,000 votes as the difference. they've been debating arizona with us for about 18 hours. we are told around 10:00 east coast time we are going to get another dump in arizona and they're confident they will make up ground in arizona. at the moment we -- it's blue of the moment. listen to, stay with us. we'll keep you posted in the as map changes add to the way things develop. we will make sure you know as soon a week and figure it all out. it's 2020 after all. good luck, america. see you throughout the evening. here
with nevada still on the board, razor tight. michigan has yet to be called. they state of pennsylvania, no one has anticipated that we can make a call on. as we move in the coming days and the legal challenges, what happens with the ballots between now and friday through the process that andy mccarthy was describing? we find ourselves in a situation where ultimately if it takes days or even weeks, do you win pennsylvania? if you do, you're still at 265. now the scenario becomes more and more...
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but at the moment you've got an 8,000 vote margin which is just razor tight in the battle. >> dana: i've got one last question. did you get any sleep? >> bill: not much. >> dana: that hour and a half of sleep was a deep sleep like i've never had. the thing about our industry, when there is information, when there is data and the story is changing, you can run on adrenaline for a long time. you start to think, what's next? >> dana: annex we will dig into pennsylvania while the votes are being counted there. what should you be watching? we have a panel that will way in. >> dana: welcome back, it's a big day. we are keeping a close watch and pennsylvania were both candidates went head-to-head in the final stretch. they both wanted it badly and they are still counting votes there. as fox says books, that race is still too close to call. eric shawn's live in. what do you know? >> officials say here to say there is no election fraud it comes no mysterious biden ballots showing up and no voters disenfranchised, but the presidents -- out here on the street members of the president's team are giv
but at the moment you've got an 8,000 vote margin which is just razor tight in the battle. >> dana: i've got one last question. did you get any sleep? >> bill: not much. >> dana: that hour and a half of sleep was a deep sleep like i've never had. the thing about our industry, when there is information, when there is data and the story is changing, you can run on adrenaline for a long time. you start to think, what's next? >> dana: annex we will dig into pennsylvania...
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they have an 8,000 vote difference, it's razor tight. it was 26,000 for hillary clinton four years ago. it has been cut by 2/3. we are told that the outstanding ballots in the nevada don't just come from clark county which is las vegas or reno up here but it comes from all over the state. so that might lead us to think about the logic that john roberts was giving from the white house about the fact they think they're still in nevada. john was also talking about arizona. the white house has not given up on this. the great pushback we were given last night when we made the call. the associated press did the same thing. at the moment arizona hasn't changed. it is still blue. pop down here to georgia. before i do that let me make this point here, guys? because this is what it is all about. of the three states i just talked about, if joe biden were to hang on to michigan and wisconsin and keep nevada he is at 270. don't know what will happen in georgia or north carolina or pennsylvania. get to that in a moment. the scenario, reset this and we
they have an 8,000 vote difference, it's razor tight. it was 26,000 for hillary clinton four years ago. it has been cut by 2/3. we are told that the outstanding ballots in the nevada don't just come from clark county which is las vegas or reno up here but it comes from all over the state. so that might lead us to think about the logic that john roberts was giving from the white house about the fact they think they're still in nevada. john was also talking about arizona. the white house has not...
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i showed you the margin from 2016, it was razor tight and wisconsin. there it was. the entire state, hillary clinton lost by 22,000 votes. it seems yet again for two years later that we are in the exact same place in wisconsin, and i would argue in michigan we are in the exact same place we were as 2016. how much closer does it get? 10,600 votes in michigan and look where we are tonight. in 2020, half the votes in and again we will see how it goes in detroit. wayne county down here in southeastern michigan, but here is ken county. this is gerald ford country. a big rally there the other day. in fact, at midnight on monday night, if i get my days right here, my calendar years, during covid times here in my head it was midnight last night in ken county where the president concluded his campaign. it was the same location for two years prior where he did it as well and right now comfortably ahead there. four years ago. so he is running ahead right now, this margin, from 2016 at 54.5% in ken county. think about the rallies, traverse city, michigan, not a ton of votes jus
i showed you the margin from 2016, it was razor tight and wisconsin. there it was. the entire state, hillary clinton lost by 22,000 votes. it seems yet again for two years later that we are in the exact same place in wisconsin, and i would argue in michigan we are in the exact same place we were as 2016. how much closer does it get? 10,600 votes in michigan and look where we are tonight. in 2020, half the votes in and again we will see how it goes in detroit. wayne county down here in...
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i'm hearing that it's razor tight. this really is too close to call. i'm certain you've got a feeling that in th on the ground in fli. >> it's hard to tell. i understand your point. the point that i'm trying to make is we only operate by looking at the data and the anecdotes we pick up. i guess the point i'm trying to make is we all have our opinions about how close it is. i think it will be close in michigan, just to be more direct. i think it will be close. it doesn't even matter. you go back to 1998, the michigan reasons are always close. 1988, i should say. the bottom line is voters get to choose the reason i say that, i think it's really important that democrats and republicans and independents but especially those on the polar ends of it, we vote, we count the votes, and then somehow whoever wins we've got to get this country rowing together the right direction and i hope that i'm going to do my part to reach across a on the matter what the outcome is and try to join with my republican colleagues and get back to some kind of collegiality. we can'
i'm hearing that it's razor tight. this really is too close to call. i'm certain you've got a feeling that in th on the ground in fli. >> it's hard to tell. i understand your point. the point that i'm trying to make is we only operate by looking at the data and the anecdotes we pick up. i guess the point i'm trying to make is we all have our opinions about how close it is. i think it will be close in michigan, just to be more direct. i think it will be close. it doesn't even matter. you...
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also bret baier on what will be a razor tight race. we track the route to 270. will we get there on tuesday? good question. we will try to get an answer. 14 minutes away. i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: not just about the race for the white house tomorrow night. there is also the senate. nearly three dozen seats are up for grabs including 23 currently held by republicans. the bottom line: democrats need to gain four seeds to take control if biden loses the presidential race and three if he wins. edward lawrence has a look at some key races. we haft pay attention to this. >> it's very close, it's the undercurrent to the presidential race. republicans hold the majority. 53-47. poll showed democrats could pick up arizona and colorado. the battle for maine will be very close. if maine turns democrat, that's three pickups, making the senate 50/50 with the vice president cast the deciding vote, however that vice president is. this is why north carolina has come into focus. both president donald trump and vice president mike pence have made stops there within the last day an
also bret baier on what will be a razor tight race. we track the route to 270. will we get there on tuesday? good question. we will try to get an answer. 14 minutes away. i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: not just about the race for the white house tomorrow night. there is also the senate. nearly three dozen seats are up for grabs including 23 currently held by republicans. the bottom line: democrats need to gain four seeds to take control if biden loses the presidential race and three if he...
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that is razor tight. i'm trying to get a sense inside that room. could they go forward with this hearing and be able to hear each other and deprive.audience at home of hearing? >> hypothetically, yes. we have senators not attending in person. senator kamala harris is remote, she is in this building, her office is in this building, one floor away from the hearing but she's electing to tune in remotely as they've offered to all senators, in that scenario you have to get this audio fixed. >> shannon stand by. i do believe we have mr. steier walt with us, chris you gave us a pretty good temperature of how you see this going so far. do you get a sense it's moving voters in any way or are we too far removed from that during these covid times to get a real sense for how america is reacting to this? >>> well certainly there's some polling that indicates that amy coney barrett is more popular than a generic republican origin negotiating nominee rammed through by the republican president. when we started asking people, pollsters started asking people what do
that is razor tight. i'm trying to get a sense inside that room. could they go forward with this hearing and be able to hear each other and deprive.audience at home of hearing? >> hypothetically, yes. we have senators not attending in person. senator kamala harris is remote, she is in this building, her office is in this building, one floor away from the hearing but she's electing to tune in remotely as they've offered to all senators, in that scenario you have to get this audio fixed....
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. >> bill: still a razor tight race in north carolina to see how it turns out. you yourself tested positive for covid, when will you be in the clear, how do you feel, senator? >> talking to my health associate yesterday i've not seen a doctor since i got the virus and am more or less dumb free and have been for a four or five days and it looks like i could be cleared as early as monday evening or tuesday. that is the time frame we are working on which means that i will participate virtually on monday during the opening comments for judiciary and be back in the seat for the remainder of the hearings upon washington. >> bill: think you for your time. you look at, i imagine that you feel better now than you did in the previous meeting. >> feeling great, thank you, bill. >> bill: think you for your time, thom tillis in north carolina, a race we will follow filling 23 seats in november. president trump releasing a video as he recovers from covid, he says a medicine will be available to more people soon, and available for free. marc siegel on deck to answer that and t
. >> bill: still a razor tight race in north carolina to see how it turns out. you yourself tested positive for covid, when will you be in the clear, how do you feel, senator? >> talking to my health associate yesterday i've not seen a doctor since i got the virus and am more or less dumb free and have been for a four or five days and it looks like i could be cleared as early as monday evening or tuesday. that is the time frame we are working on which means that i will participate...
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here's what i find interesting developing: the state of north carolina right now razor tight when you put the averages together. that could be expected at the moment. this, however, is what sticks out to me. these are mail-in ballots accepted us far in north carolina. among democrats over 100,000. republicans at 31,000 and no party affiliation which is a growing part of the electorate. it will change every day. we heard some reporting suggesting that democrats who suggested go ahead and mail in your ballot early are backing away from that. what would be the strategy behind that in north carolina? >> well, they are scared that these ballots, people are sending them in. not completing them like they need to be completed. thousands of ballots are thrown out every year because they are not in the proper envelope or the signature is not in the right place. or they don't fill it out correctly. they are pushing all of these voters to get there and send in the ballots as opposed to going to early voting which most states also have. in doing that, they are raising the possibility that some of
here's what i find interesting developing: the state of north carolina right now razor tight when you put the averages together. that could be expected at the moment. this, however, is what sticks out to me. these are mail-in ballots accepted us far in north carolina. among democrats over 100,000. republicans at 31,000 and no party affiliation which is a growing part of the electorate. it will change every day. we heard some reporting suggesting that democrats who suggested go ahead and mail in...
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if it is razor tight it's going to make a difference. this new jersey story doesn't give people confidence. there is a story that was floating in north carolina where people were mailed to coabsentee ballots. the officials are saying that you cannot vote twice, clearly, and that the ballots are marked in a way that would not enable people even if you receive two ballots, to send two ballots back. when these headlines are out there and they keep on turning day after day, which i think they will because we have not seen an election like this before, it causes a lot of, i would say, confusion. >> angst. some of these states have done it for years and years and very good at it, they have a process and a check box and a process to make sure the ballots and signatures are right. other states are just starting this and have decided to step up into this just this year so the possibility for bureaucratic snafus, and we know the government, we are going to have a big job trying to track all of this. we will work our way through it along with viewe
if it is razor tight it's going to make a difference. this new jersey story doesn't give people confidence. there is a story that was floating in north carolina where people were mailed to coabsentee ballots. the officials are saying that you cannot vote twice, clearly, and that the ballots are marked in a way that would not enable people even if you receive two ballots, to send two ballots back. when these headlines are out there and they keep on turning day after day, which i think they will...
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if you go moderate you will have a razor-tight election yet again in 2020. i don't know based on results from tuesday if president trump can win in wisconsin again or win in michigan again. i think he can win in ohio. he has shown that. probably in florida as well. so he can do that as well. i think if that's your baseline, my eye takes me to pennsylvania for 2020. where do you go? >> well, a couple of things. one is i think he can win wisconsin and michigan again. you never want one path to 270. you want to have several paths to get there. so my sense is the trump campaign may be looking at i think you're absolutely right. the further left the democratic nominee is, the better off the president is. my suspicion is their campaign is looking at wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. but again if they're smart, i think they are smart, they'll be looking at other paths to victory. it might include minnesota where the republicans traded two suburban seats in minneapolis/st. paul for two rural seats. one in the iron range and one in the southern farm country. they
if you go moderate you will have a razor-tight election yet again in 2020. i don't know based on results from tuesday if president trump can win in wisconsin again or win in michigan again. i think he can win in ohio. he has shown that. probably in florida as well. so he can do that as well. i think if that's your baseline, my eye takes me to pennsylvania for 2020. where do you go? >> well, a couple of things. one is i think he can win wisconsin and michigan again. you never want one path...
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it has been razor tight for months, and today, senator claire mccaskill said it is still too close to call now. this is where she's going to be on election night. spending the final days of this race really campaigning very hard and i read parts of the state. that is because president trump won missouri in 2016 by nearly 20 points, so she has been working very hard to try to convince the people that voted for him that she is a moderate, that she is not just another crazy democrat. those are her words. definitely somebody who has enthusiastically been endorsed by president trump. president trump has been campaigning for him very heavily. he has been to this state seven times as election cycle. just last night, his final stop before the polls open. josh hawley has really been promising to be in lockstep with the trump agenda. he has said that if he is going to win, he is going to be with president trump on immigration. he is going to be with him on regulations, on a confirming conservative justices to the supreme court. you know, he has been saying from day one that a vote for him is go
it has been razor tight for months, and today, senator claire mccaskill said it is still too close to call now. this is where she's going to be on election night. spending the final days of this race really campaigning very hard and i read parts of the state. that is because president trump won missouri in 2016 by nearly 20 points, so she has been working very hard to try to convince the people that voted for him that she is a moderate, that she is not just another crazy democrat. those are her...
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even though no democrat was elected florida governor in 24 years, recent contests were razor tight. rick scott won by 1% point. florida is the biggest swing state for a reason. >> bret: tomorrow night a debate between the top 2 candy maldonados for florida. please join martha maccallum for that. another opportunity for president trump to put his stamp on the u.s. supreme court. we will talk about the retiring of justice kennedy. with the panel when we come back. thing says summer like a beach trip, so let's promote our summer travel deal on choicehotels.com like this. surfs up. earn a $50 gift card when you stay just twice this summer. or, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com [ horn honking ] [ engine revving ] what's that, girl? [ engine revving ] flo needs help?! [ engine revving ] take me to her! ♪ coming, flo! why aren't we taking roads?! flo. [ horn honking ] -oh. you made it. do you have change for a dollar? -this was the emergency? [ engine revving ] yes, i was busy! -24-hour roadside assistance. from america's number-one motorcycle insurer. -you know, i thi
even though no democrat was elected florida governor in 24 years, recent contests were razor tight. rick scott won by 1% point. florida is the biggest swing state for a reason. >> bret: tomorrow night a debate between the top 2 candy maldonados for florida. please join martha maccallum for that. another opportunity for president trump to put his stamp on the u.s. supreme court. we will talk about the retiring of justice kennedy. with the panel when we come back. thing says summer like a...
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tight and that is the story tonight. good evening tonight, i'm martha maccallum. early numbers starting to come in, former georgia secretary of state karen handel taking on 30-year-old filmmaker and former congressional aide democrat jon ossoff. this contest has shattered records, now the most expensive house race in u.s. history. when all is centered on done the price tag may reach $60 million for district six, much of the cat for democrat john office blowing in from out of state, a lot of it coming in from california raising a lot of new questions about the influence of money in politics. in moments republican national chair midi woman rhonda mcdaniel here. first we go to jonathan serrie down on it jon ossoff's campaign headquarters in atlanta. good evening, jonathan. >> there may be of slightelay entitling the votes, while most of the polls closed at 2:00, two remain open because of some problems with the electronic voting machines so when elections judge ordered those polling sites to stay (extra half-hour. that has
tight and that is the story tonight. good evening tonight, i'm martha maccallum. early numbers starting to come in, former georgia secretary of state karen handel taking on 30-year-old filmmaker and former congressional aide democrat jon ossoff. this contest has shattered records, now the most expensive house race in u.s. history. when all is centered on done the price tag may reach $60 million for district six, much of the cat for democrat john office blowing in from out of state, a lot of it...
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i mean it is just so razor tight. i'll take you there now. we can see the margin here. i mean this has gone .2% in his favor, .2% in her favor. >> all right. let me do one thing on this what-if. what if, let's go back here, and what if -- okay. what if she pulls out the miraculous win in michigan? >> and pennsylvania. >> and pennsylvania. she is at 251. now, minnesota looks like it is heading her way, 261. all right. you have to give arizona, because -- >> likely. >> likely to donald trump. then you have alaska, that goes republican. >> that just closed a minute ago. >> let's just say it goes republican, 268. then you have the president of the united states hanging on new hampshire, which, by the way, is tight, right? >> very tight. it could go either way. >> right here. let's see where it is. right now you have clinton up in new hampshire. >> yeah. no, that's maine. >> oh. that would be why, that's why. see, that's why bill does it and i don't do it. >> take two. >> there we go. okay. and you have, again, clinton up in new hampshire. >> by about 1,000 votes. click back
i mean it is just so razor tight. i'll take you there now. we can see the margin here. i mean this has gone .2% in his favor, .2% in her favor. >> all right. let me do one thing on this what-if. what if, let's go back here, and what if -- okay. what if she pulls out the miraculous win in michigan? >> and pennsylvania. >> and pennsylvania. she is at 251. now, minnesota looks like it is heading her way, 261. all right. you have to give arizona, because -- >> likely....
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razor tight in those three and a few others. we'll take you there. we'll get the pulse of what's going on on the ground. brand-new polls as well from fox news. we will get those one hour from now and we will bring those to you live as soon as they come through. governor huckabee is here. governor sununu is here. it all comes down to an organization of organization and enthusiasm. don't forget about the comey effect. we'll see you at the top of the hour. stick around. >>> along with the fbi's stunning announcement of no charmings for -- charges for hillary clinton, come a new clinton foundation bombshell. in a email, it was written, the investigation into her getting paid for campaigning, using foundation resources for her wedding, and life, for a decade, taxes on money from her parents, do these leaks suggest the fbi might have made the wrong decision? joining us now so weigh in is film maker dinseh dsouza. did the fbi based on that information make the wrong call? >> remember that the fbi investigation into the clinton foundation has not been resolv
razor tight in those three and a few others. we'll take you there. we'll get the pulse of what's going on on the ground. brand-new polls as well from fox news. we will get those one hour from now and we will bring those to you live as soon as they come through. governor huckabee is here. governor sununu is here. it all comes down to an organization of organization and enthusiasm. don't forget about the comey effect. we'll see you at the top of the hour. stick around. >>> along with the...
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early voting in florida appears to be absolutely razor tight. coin toss. and early voting in nevada pairs to favor hillary clinton. generally speaking, is that where we are? >> that is where we are. and donald trump is going to different states like minnesota, which hasn't gone republican since 1972. the roeason he's looking at migt be mifrn mip and michigan about, when you go to the electoral map, you give trump all of mitt romney states from 2012, right, and that includes winning north carolina. really important there. you're only at 206. carl mentioned you have to get a lot more. you have to win florida, ohio, and then you've got to win iowa. that gets you to 2259. you're still 11 short. nevada is only 6, it doesn't get through. but some of the big states, pennsylvania and michigan in particular, they solve all your problems if you're donald trump stuck at 259. >> less tan than would days bef the polls open and he's in minnesota. last time minnesota went republican is 1972. >> he's getting big crowds everywhere he goes. i was out in the middle of a soyb
early voting in florida appears to be absolutely razor tight. coin toss. and early voting in nevada pairs to favor hillary clinton. generally speaking, is that where we are? >> that is where we are. and donald trump is going to different states like minnesota, which hasn't gone republican since 1972. the roeason he's looking at migt be mifrn mip and michigan about, when you go to the electoral map, you give trump all of mitt romney states from 2012, right, and that includes winning north...
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the race is razor tight. how does donald trump or hillary clinton get there or not. we'll size it up as best as we know as a new president is set to be chosen in five days. we'll see you in ten minutes. >>> more bomb shells coming out about the justice department and hillary clinton as it relates to the whole wikileaks investigation as well as -- drops as well as what's happening with the fbi investigation. here with the late-breaking details on what they mean about a man who worked for the justice department, this is a great guy to go to for this. this is jay christian adams, a former doj employees. when you hear about these wikileaks that reveal there was some dialogue between the -- between peter kanzik and john podesta, what do you think about that, tipping off before actual testimony taking place 12 hours before? >> if i did this about a pleading we're about to file in court, a court document and giving them a heads-up ahead of time, i would have lost my jork but here's the assistant attorney general communicate winning podesta and somebody else communicating wi
the race is razor tight. how does donald trump or hillary clinton get there or not. we'll size it up as best as we know as a new president is set to be chosen in five days. we'll see you in ten minutes. >>> more bomb shells coming out about the justice department and hillary clinton as it relates to the whole wikileaks investigation as well as -- drops as well as what's happening with the fbi investigation. here with the late-breaking details on what they mean about a man who worked...
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bill: do you think it is razor tight? do you think it is 50/50, 41-49? >> not quite yet. hillary clinton will get a bounce. we'll get more post-democratic convention polling showing she has substantial lead. when hillary clinton was up five or six points, trump still had one in four shot of winning. one in four shot of winning winning a couple bucks off the scratch-off. not like hitting a jackpot or powerball. if this race is in the single digits you have to keep your eye on it. bill: you mentioned the debates, what do you believe as you analyze this now could decide this race? >> you know, i think that hillary clinton's argument to disqualify trump, she is trying to make the argument, non-idealogical argument that he is unfit to serve. trying to appeal to independents and given a number of controversy. comments about john mccain. comments about the federal judge, paul ryan called textbook definition of a racist attack. latest controversy over the parents with the fallen soldier, captain khan. you go down the list, you they are not idealogical. people for reasons of chara
bill: do you think it is razor tight? do you think it is 50/50, 41-49? >> not quite yet. hillary clinton will get a bounce. we'll get more post-democratic convention polling showing she has substantial lead. when hillary clinton was up five or six points, trump still had one in four shot of winning. one in four shot of winning winning a couple bucks off the scratch-off. not like hitting a jackpot or powerball. if this race is in the single digits you have to keep your eye on it. bill: you...
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that one is razor tight as well. what do you think about florida? how does that look? >> well, it will be competitive. it always is. i do think that the clinton ticket will probably have the edge there, but let's see what unfolds in the general election. right now, we in the midst of convention bounces. it's hard to measure because the two conventions are right on top of one another unfortunately. i like the old days when we had two, three weeks, even a month in between the two conventions, but i'm old-fashioned like that. there was some bounce from the trump convention. i'm sure there's going to be some bounce from the clinton convention. we'll wait until mid to late august and finally the bounces will have declined or disappeared and we'll have a real sense of where the campaign goes from there. where we start out. >> i think it's going to come down to these debates, don't you? the conventions will settle in august. come september, you're going to have that first bate, which i anticipate are going to be the most watched debates ever between these two. >> you're going
that one is razor tight as well. what do you think about florida? how does that look? >> well, it will be competitive. it always is. i do think that the clinton ticket will probably have the edge there, but let's see what unfolds in the general election. right now, we in the midst of convention bounces. it's hard to measure because the two conventions are right on top of one another unfortunately. i like the old days when we had two, three weeks, even a month in between the two...
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bill: the polls suggest this race is razor tight. some suggest trump has done better because he wrapped up his nomination earlier. do you believe this race is as tight as the polling suggests. >> i don't think the polling in this cycle is reflecting full sentiment out there. i just think there is a lot of people who aren't expressing their feeling. there are people supporting trump who won't want to give the pollsters that answer. there are people uncomfortable with what trump said over the weekend. but individuals may have those same feeling, even though they know they are going to vote for them, not feel they want to communicate that in any public or semi public mechanism. bill: does that stay that way through november? because if it does it suggests polling throughout. >> i don't know what would happen in terms of attitude by the electorate. there will be two or three cycles in this campaign. you have the cycle between now and the conventions. you have the conventions themselves. trump said it's going to be a different convention.
bill: the polls suggest this race is razor tight. some suggest trump has done better because he wrapped up his nomination earlier. do you believe this race is as tight as the polling suggests. >> i don't think the polling in this cycle is reflecting full sentiment out there. i just think there is a lot of people who aren't expressing their feeling. there are people supporting trump who won't want to give the pollsters that answer. there are people uncomfortable with what trump said over...
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and in ohio it is a razor tight race. only one can win. thrord political panel is here abc rick klein and "weekly standard" john mccormick. tonight i just interviewed senator marco rubio and feel bad for him. he has worked hard and i think that tomorrow he is not going to do well according to polls. then what happens topx$ him or key upset donald trumpmh tomorrow? >> well, the polls would suggest that he is in a really bad spot right now. his campaign is going to say they are going to soldier on. functionally there is no path forward. the pressure will be him to get out of the race if it happens and coalesce behind john kasich if he wins in ohio. the fact is these are their home states and they put all their chips on it. even if john kasich had won some states which he hasn't ohio would be a must-win. marco rubio has won three contests so far. he needs to win in the worst way to be part of this conversation. the best case scenario for these guys is going to be the contested convention. it's already become next to impossible for any of thes
and in ohio it is a razor tight race. only one can win. thrord political panel is here abc rick klein and "weekly standard" john mccormick. tonight i just interviewed senator marco rubio and feel bad for him. he has worked hard and i think that tomorrow he is not going to do well according to polls. then what happens topx$ him or key upset donald trumpmh tomorrow? >> well, the polls would suggest that he is in a really bad spot right now. his campaign is going to say they are...
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tight elections. they were blowouts. hillary clinton and bill clinton spent a lot of time in those states. they couldn't pull a rabbit out of the hat. they couldn't pull a vote out of the cemetery in this case and as a result the democrats took a she lacking last night. >> many pundits on both sides, both conservatives and liberals say the vote wasn't for republicans. it was against mr. obama and the democrats. do you concur? >> painfully, i absolutely do. and i will tell you why. bill, the republicans made one big mistake. they didn't really lay anything out there and say, you give us a chance and here's what we're going to do. they should have put some things on the table, like term limits for members of congress. like saying we are going to put keystone in front of the president. talking about the fact that we'll have a balanced budget amendment in front of the president. and if we don't balance the budget, congress will take a pay cut. things that americans could put their teeth into. now, what am
tight elections. they were blowouts. hillary clinton and bill clinton spent a lot of time in those states. they couldn't pull a rabbit out of the hat. they couldn't pull a vote out of the cemetery in this case and as a result the democrats took a she lacking last night. >> many pundits on both sides, both conservatives and liberals say the vote wasn't for republicans. it was against mr. obama and the democrats. do you concur? >> painfully, i absolutely do. and i will tell you why....
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that's razor tight. 10% of the vote still to come in in wake county. this is charlotte, mecklenburg county. a quarter of the vote. a lot still to come in mecklenburg and we'll see if kate can hold or come back now on thom tillis. pop out to kansas right now. this, you just mentioned it, it may come all down to kansas. at the moment greg orman is giving pat roberts a run for his money. you're at 35% of the vote. what is coming in at the moment? look over here to wichita. sedgwick county, the most populated in the state. only at 6% of the vote. that county has a ways to go here. northeastern part of the state, this is johnson county. this is the home county for greg orman, just a trickle, less than 1%. this is the suburbs of kansas city. you pop out here to douglas county, similar to -- pat roberts is from shawnee county, 20% o the vote. orman has a 2-1 lead on pat roberts. in iowa, we'll just check on this quickly because it just closed a moment ago. but no information coming in for the precincts and counties throughout the 99 counties of iowa. that scr
that's razor tight. 10% of the vote still to come in in wake county. this is charlotte, mecklenburg county. a quarter of the vote. a lot still to come in mecklenburg and we'll see if kate can hold or come back now on thom tillis. pop out to kansas right now. this, you just mentioned it, it may come all down to kansas. at the moment greg orman is giving pat roberts a run for his money. you're at 35% of the vote. what is coming in at the moment? look over here to wichita. sedgwick county, the...
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tight in north carolina where a ton of money has been spent on that race. let's take a look at louisiana. mary landrieu having a very tough time against bill cassidy. this is the newest poll that we've seen, has cassidy up by seven points in louisiana, and there's the real clear average, a little bit tighter gap but still cassidy well ahead. your thoughts on those two. >> well, north carolina is actually a red state or a sort of red-purple state that i think the democrat might hang on. kay hagan has had a lot of help with a lot of money from outside groups as well as her own fundraising, and they really hurt thom tillis hard on education so-called cuts that his legislature made. but he has, he has come back strong. i think a lot of the stuff on national security he's been pushing in his ads, so this one really will come down to the wire. the louisiana one is interesting. of course, louisiana is sort of an open primary that we're having in november, so if neither candidate gets 50% -- which is looking likely -- they'll actually go to a december runoff. the i
tight in north carolina where a ton of money has been spent on that race. let's take a look at louisiana. mary landrieu having a very tough time against bill cassidy. this is the newest poll that we've seen, has cassidy up by seven points in louisiana, and there's the real clear average, a little bit tighter gap but still cassidy well ahead. your thoughts on those two. >> well, north carolina is actually a red state or a sort of red-purple state that i think the democrat might hang on....
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this thing is razor tight. what is it about colorado that has interested? >> we have the new rule, 45 is the new 50. at 45% or below is likely to lose. things have changed, we have sorted the electoral a lot more. if you are under 45 and a well-known incumbent with a famous name, campaigning poorly doing a bad job of it running against challenger who stayed in the race this long under negative attacks on social issues, if that guy is still in the race, i do not like your chances as an incumbent to hold onto your seat, it looks like it would happen to him. bill: interesting. we will talk to you tomorrow. if republicans don't get the pickup in colorado or iowa, you have to go someplace else to get it, maybe alaska, perhaps it is arkansas, and maybe even louisiana. we will see which way that shakes down. chris crunches these numbers for a living and you can look at history and statistics, a bit of a measure for what the movement out there tell you where does not tell you. brown made the case he would win. martha: at the end of the evening they will be no doubt
this thing is razor tight. what is it about colorado that has interested? >> we have the new rule, 45 is the new 50. at 45% or below is likely to lose. things have changed, we have sorted the electoral a lot more. if you are under 45 and a well-known incumbent with a famous name, campaigning poorly doing a bad job of it running against challenger who stayed in the race this long under negative attacks on social issues, if that guy is still in the race, i do not like your chances as an...
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it is razor tight about a point and a half if you put all the numbers together in colorado. with us today, republican colorado, his men, welcome to new york. i am looking at these polls, look at how they shift every day, little movement here and there. how do you su see the state race now? >> people in colorado are ready for less washington in colorado and less colorado in washington. we are excited of the message we are spreading in the four corners of our state and the people are ready for some me to be an individual voice instead of a rubberstamp for barack obama. the president himself yesterday stated this policy going to be on the ballot. voting 99% of the time with this president. those failed policies are what colorado is facing. bill: it appears the war on women in 2012 has been well revived in colorado during this race. he is trying to use that against you. the question is how is colorado responded that right now? >> nobody has an hurt more than the women across this country. that is what we are pointing out. bill: why won't at work in 2014? >> people are tired of i
it is razor tight about a point and a half if you put all the numbers together in colorado. with us today, republican colorado, his men, welcome to new york. i am looking at these polls, look at how they shift every day, little movement here and there. how do you su see the state race now? >> people in colorado are ready for less washington in colorado and less colorado in washington. we are excited of the message we are spreading in the four corners of our state and the people are ready...
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it was razor tight. republicans expected to take indiana back this year. we'll see if they do that, if they do that and what sort of margin. the big one here at 7:00, is virginia. 13 electoral votes. at 7:01 eastern time, literally, 22 minutes and 30 some odd seconds from now you will see various counties and cities in virginia start to fill in. red is republican. blue is democrat. we'll start to get an idea how virginia is shaping up tonight. from the bill/bret board. back to you. >> megyn: bill hemmer at billboard. charles krauthammer coming up in a minute. we have this. >> bret: with the miracle of videotape, i will give you a tour of the fox facilities, really all of them but we start in studio "j," our home base for the evening. this big board is called the launch pad. we have a lot of information on the board throughout the night. you will see in the corner the balance of power, the u.s. senate and u.s. house. we'll have foxnews.com, info. the next poll closings. how close we are to that. over here, a big map about all of the states as they close. yo
it was razor tight. republicans expected to take indiana back this year. we'll see if they do that, if they do that and what sort of margin. the big one here at 7:00, is virginia. 13 electoral votes. at 7:01 eastern time, literally, 22 minutes and 30 some odd seconds from now you will see various counties and cities in virginia start to fill in. red is republican. blue is democrat. we'll start to get an idea how virginia is shaping up tonight. from the bill/bret board. back to you. >>...
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if you believe the polls this race is absolutely razor tight. what are you hearing from inside the romney camp how they are feeling about the possibility of victory in this race? >> reporter: optimism, confidence but they recognize there's still a great deal of work to do and what we're seeing today on this final day of campaigning really sort of explains the entire dynamic for the last 18 months for the romney campaign. we start the day with florida. here he is on the stage. the backbone of any republican winning strategy. next after ohio we'll have two stops in virginia. take-back state for mr. obama who won that in '08. a traditional republican leaning one and uber-state of ohio, romney if he wins there could well end up in the white us who. he will wrap up tonight in manchester, new hampshire wherer won the first primary. a key battleground state that could end up close to a tie. romney insiders anywhere there might be a photo finish could be in ohio, excuse me, new hampshire or perhaps ohio. romney will possibly even campaign tomorrow in oh
if you believe the polls this race is absolutely razor tight. what are you hearing from inside the romney camp how they are feeling about the possibility of victory in this race? >> reporter: optimism, confidence but they recognize there's still a great deal of work to do and what we're seeing today on this final day of campaigning really sort of explains the entire dynamic for the last 18 months for the romney campaign. we start the day with florida. here he is on the stage. the backbone...
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the polls show it is a razor tight race there. both candidates doing what they can to get their voters out, their supporters out. the auto bailout a key issue and auto workers could be a critical voting bloc when they go to the polls in ohio. we will talk about that. >>> also the latest on this monster storm, hurricane sandy, bearing down on the east coast with 90 mile-an-hour winds and a storm surge six to 11 feet above normal. the latest coming up. jenna: fox news alert now. a storm that is affecting 50 million americans. it has ripple effects across the country now. we expect to hear any moment from president obama. he is going to be speaking about hurricane sandy and, standing by with us as well is our we've chief white house corresondent, ed henry. we'll be to ed in a second as we're watching the briefing room as we expect to hear from the president. quickly to note, a couple of ways we're seeing national impact from this storm, not just along the east coast where we expect the storm to hit fully later on today. we have the s
the polls show it is a razor tight race there. both candidates doing what they can to get their voters out, their supporters out. the auto bailout a key issue and auto workers could be a critical voting bloc when they go to the polls in ohio. we will talk about that. >>> also the latest on this monster storm, hurricane sandy, bearing down on the east coast with 90 mile-an-hour winds and a storm surge six to 11 feet above normal. the latest coming up. jenna: fox news alert now. a storm...
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it is razor tight race right now. both sides are claiming they have the edge. i talked with ohio senator robb portman, a republican, leading surrogate for the romney team. about how things are shaping up for governor romney eight days away. senator portman, good morning. >> good to be with you again. bill: on sunday you said we're about dead-even in ohio. that would mean governor romney is trailing. is that the case in this state today? >> no. i think it is a sty right now and i think momentum is on our side. in the polling before the debates we were down five or 10 points and we've had a steady movement our way ever since. poll came out on sunday i was referencing showed the race to be dead-even, tied at 49-49. that same poll only a few weeks ago showed us five points down. energy and enthusiasm is on our side. our folks are work harder than ever. grass-roots movement is harder than ever and momentum in is our direction which you always like. bill: in 2004 president bush beat senator kerry by 118,000 votes? is that the model for the state? do you have to the m
it is razor tight race right now. both sides are claiming they have the edge. i talked with ohio senator robb portman, a republican, leading surrogate for the romney team. about how things are shaping up for governor romney eight days away. senator portman, good morning. >> good to be with you again. bill: on sunday you said we're about dead-even in ohio. that would mean governor romney is trailing. is that the case in this state today? >> no. i think it is a sty right now and i...
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you've got hurricane sandy threatening the east coast and throwing a wrench into this razor tight presidential race for all kinds of reasons. we're really in the path of both of these storm this morning. here in new york, and bill is in the heat of the race in ohio today. he'll talk to rob portman just eight days 'til we pick a president. brit hume joins us as well. we'll see you here at the top of the hour we'll see i at the top of the hour. jenna shared her recipe with sharon, who emailed it to emily, who sent it to cindy, who wondered why her soup wasn't quite the same. the recipe's not the recipe... ohhh. [ female announcer ] ...without swanson. the broth cooks trust most when making soup. mmmm! [ female announcer ] the secret is swanson. but i still have a runny nose. [ male announcer ] dayquil doesn't treat that. huh? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus rushes relief to all your worst cold symptoms, plus it relieves your runny nose. [ sighs ] thank you! [ male announcer ] you're welcome. that's the cold truth! >> steve: incredible images just coming in. look at that right there. this on
you've got hurricane sandy threatening the east coast and throwing a wrench into this razor tight presidential race for all kinds of reasons. we're really in the path of both of these storm this morning. here in new york, and bill is in the heat of the race in ohio today. he'll talk to rob portman just eight days 'til we pick a president. brit hume joins us as well. we'll see you here at the top of the hour we'll see i at the top of the hour. jenna shared her recipe with sharon, who emailed it...
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it was razor tight in the past. democrats won by .3 of the overall vote. the president is now up to 65 versus 263. what puts the president in 269? new hampshire. governor romney would have to win the only state left in our scenario on the map, and that is electoral votes in the state of iowa. that is how you get to 69 up to 269. based on the information on polling and polling data that we have, this is possible. martha: there have been folks who have been talking about the scenario for a couple of months. it could be possible. what happens then? if it is to 69 and 269, funky stuff goes on. it was the house of representatives. whoever has the majority coming on the president. whoever has the majority in the senate within vote on the vice president. how about a romney and biden ticket. after all of this? [laughter] martha: i think somebody is going to sell the story on broadway. that's just me. thank you, bill. this story has been getting a lot of attention this week as well. for attack victims are trying to get the massacre declared a terrorist attack. >> a
it was razor tight in the past. democrats won by .3 of the overall vote. the president is now up to 65 versus 263. what puts the president in 269? new hampshire. governor romney would have to win the only state left in our scenario on the map, and that is electoral votes in the state of iowa. that is how you get to 69 up to 269. based on the information on polling and polling data that we have, this is possible. martha: there have been folks who have been talking about the scenario for a couple...
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polling is razor tight. ed rollins, how fast is our national debt growing today. this is unheard of. we'll show you the numbers. and the victims of fort hood they wanted an answer. we'll see you in ten minutes. [ a and i quit smoking with chantix. when the doctor told me that i could smoke for the first week... i'm like...yeah, ok... little did i know that one week later i wasn't smoking. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or other mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix. don't take chantix if you've had a serus allergic or skin reaction to it. if you develop these stop taking chantix and see your doctor right away as some can be life-threatening. if you have a history
polling is razor tight. ed rollins, how fast is our national debt growing today. this is unheard of. we'll show you the numbers. and the victims of fort hood they wanted an answer. we'll see you in ten minutes. [ a and i quit smoking with chantix. when the doctor told me that i could smoke for the first week... i'm like...yeah, ok... little did i know that one week later i wasn't smoking. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge...
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look at results and look at razor tight race we have here. in ohio, this is where with the president and joe biden will be later tonight. they're going here to month comery county. daytona, ohio. heavy manufacturing sector in the buckeye state an area president won by six points four years ago. the president starts his day wakes up in palm beach county, a winner in florida by a three point margin. unemployment rate and foreclosure in florida are two of the biggest issues you will find. there is only one state both issues are worse than florida that is out here in the west in the state of nevada. governor romney and paul ryan will be later today. clark county, the city of las vegas. you see how many votes are available. 60-40, president was a winner four years ago. later to no night in colorado a state that went blue in 2008, just west of denver in jefferson county a big concert later tonight. governor romney and paul ryan at the red rocks amphitheater just outside of denver, colorado. as we move over the next 14 days, watch the states in gray
look at results and look at razor tight race we have here. in ohio, this is where with the president and joe biden will be later tonight. they're going here to month comery county. daytona, ohio. heavy manufacturing sector in the buckeye state an area president won by six points four years ago. the president starts his day wakes up in palm beach county, a winner in florida by a three point margin. unemployment rate and foreclosure in florida are two of the biggest issues you will find. there is...
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and all these polls are just razor tight as the men do among independent voters, i mean, it's razor thin. so your point is well taken that these two guys need to be focused on rallying their base since the independents right now seem evenly split. >> absolutely right. you've got to get your base on track to make sure today show up on election day. and remember, for mitt romney he's got to remember those reagan democrats. what effects them? jobs, health care, all the other issues that we talk about each and every day. that's how you reach out to those reagan democrats and bring 'em onboard. you're going to win an length not because -- an election not because the independents, but the reagan democrats broke for you. you've got to find a message for them while energizing your base. megyn: that is just fascinating. so there may literally -- not attributable to bias by the pollsters -- there may literally be a fine-point advantage -- nine-point advantage for the democratic party in a state like ohio, there may be more democrats than republicans, but that doesn't mean you can't win them. your
and all these polls are just razor tight as the men do among independent voters, i mean, it's razor thin. so your point is well taken that these two guys need to be focused on rallying their base since the independents right now seem evenly split. >> absolutely right. you've got to get your base on track to make sure today show up on election day. and remember, for mitt romney he's got to remember those reagan democrats. what effects them? jobs, health care, all the other issues that we...
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you can't underestimate the portions of the task before herful her husband is in a razor-tight election. they need to win back women in a big way. we will be watching from the floor. back to you. >> thank you. >> let's bring in our panel for thoughts. former senior adviser and deputy chief of staff to george w. bush, karl rove, and kirsten powers and fox news senior political analyst, brit hume. we can't hear you unless you hold up your mike. brit, we start with you. we will see the young san an antonio mayor and he will, according to the democrats, be electric. >> he is making his debut as a national figure tonight. keynote addresses have been steppingstones for politicians in the past. witness barack obama in 2004. this 37-year-old man has been the youngest mayor of any major american city. he is a figure not well known to me. i am interested to hear what he has to say and see if he lives up to the billing. >> they are not downplaying the expectations, but they are raising him. poor mayor castro. what does michelle obama need to do? we talked about how ann romney need to bring us mitt
you can't underestimate the portions of the task before herful her husband is in a razor-tight election. they need to win back women in a big way. we will be watching from the floor. back to you. >> thank you. >> let's bring in our panel for thoughts. former senior adviser and deputy chief of staff to george w. bush, karl rove, and kirsten powers and fox news senior political analyst, brit hume. we can't hear you unless you hold up your mike. brit, we start with you. we will see the...
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when you look at that razor tight number. is that true? do you think that that piece made a good point? are you more concerned about selling your message this time around? is the president more concerned about it? >> well i think this is going to be a close and competitive race. it has been for the past year-and-a-half. we always anticipated that. the nation faced historic challenges when the president came into office. the question americans are asking is how do we restore economic security for the middle class. governor romney ultimately failed to answer that question last week. if you were an undecided voter watching you heard a parade of lies throughout the week. attacks ripped out of context. setting up congressman ryan to tax $716 billion of medicare savings that he maintained in his budget. and i think that this will lay out the road map that middle class families are looking for to restore economic security. martha: all right. ben, thank you for coming by. we look forward to seeing you this week. have a good week in charlotte. we'l
when you look at that razor tight number. is that true? do you think that that piece made a good point? are you more concerned about selling your message this time around? is the president more concerned about it? >> well i think this is going to be a close and competitive race. it has been for the past year-and-a-half. we always anticipated that. the nation faced historic challenges when the president came into office. the question americans are asking is how do we restore economic...